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Smart Guy

Show Info

  • Status: Ended
  • First Aired: March 26, 1997
  • Seasons: 3
  • Episodes: 51
  • Networks: The WB
  • Genres: Comedy, Drama, Kids
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Smart Guy(1997)

TMDB Rating: 7.8 (38 votes)

Overview

T.J. is a boy genius who gets bumped up from the fourth grade to high school. T.J. tries to adjust to his new life, but he shares some classes with his 14 year-old brother Marcus, the school jock, and his clueless and self-absorbed 16 year-old sister Yvette.

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Season 1 Poster

Season 1

7 episodes • 1997

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1PilotMar 26, 19970.0
2The CodeApr 2, 19970.0
3Brother, BrotherApr 9, 19970.0
4Don't Do That Thing You DoApr 16, 19970.0
5Lab RatsApr 23, 19970.0
6A Little KnowledgeApr 30, 19970.0
7Baby, It's You and You and YouMay 7, 19970.0
Season 2 Poster

Season 2

22 episodes • 1997

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1Primary BrothersSep 10, 19970.0
2Working GuySep 17, 19970.0
3Below the RimSep 24, 19970.0
4DatelineOct 1, 19970.0
5DumbstruckOct 8, 19970.0
6Trial and ErrorOct 15, 19970.0
7Big PictureOct 29, 19970.0
8Book SmartNov 5, 19970.0
9The Dating GameNov 12, 19970.0
10Love LettersNov 19, 19970.0
11T.J. Versus The MachineDec 10, 19970.0
12Men Working BadlyJan 7, 19980.0
13Rooferman, Take OneJan 21, 19980.0
14Stop the PressesJan 28, 19980.0
15Bad BoyFeb 4, 19980.0
16Most Hated Man on CampusFeb 11, 19980.0
17Goodbye, Mr. ChimpsFeb 18, 19980.0
18Sit In (a.k.a. Dawgburger Rebellion)Feb 25, 19980.0
19Strangers on the NetMar 4, 19980.0
20Gotta DanceApr 29, 19980.0
21Something Wicked This Way ComesMay 6, 19980.0
22My Two DadsMay 13, 19980.0
Season 3 Poster

Season 3

22 episodes • 1998

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1She Got GameSep 20, 19980.0
2Achy Breaky HeartSep 27, 19980.0
3Love BugOct 4, 19980.0
4Henderson House PartyOct 11, 19980.0
5That's My MommaOct 18, 19980.0
6Beating is FundamentalOct 25, 19980.0
7T.A. or Not T.A.Nov 1, 19980.0
8BoomerangNov 8, 19980.0
9Get a JobNov 15, 19980.0
10A Date With DestinyNov 22, 19980.0
11Break Up Not to Make UpNov 29, 19980.0
12Diary of a Mad SchoolgirlDec 13, 19980.0
13Perchance to DreamJan 10, 19990.0
14From A to Double DJan 17, 19990.0
15Can't Buy Me, LoveJan 24, 19990.0
16It Takes TwoFeb 7, 19990.0
17I Was a Teenage Sports WifeFeb 14, 19990.0
18CrushedFeb 21, 19990.0
19Cross TalkApr 1, 19990.0
20The Soda WarsMay 2, 19990.0
21The Graduate?May 9, 19990.0
22Never Too YoungMay 16, 19990.0

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